After the EFL’s statement yesterday, clubs will next week choose whether to fulfil all remaining fixtures or curtail the 2019-20 campaign with league positions finalised by a points-per-game measure.
The EFL's preference is to complete remaining games – and that’s a standpoint Pompey have taken.
It’ll take 51 per cent of votes, or 12 clubs, to decide whether to finish remaining matches or bring a premature end to the season.
So we’ve taken a look a which teams are set to vote for playing out the campaign, those who are against it and the sides still sitting on the fence. Scroll down and click through the pages below...
17. Rotherham - against
Millers manager Paul Warne reckons settling the season by points per game is the safest and fairest option. Rotherham would be automatically promoted if that’s the case - so no wonder why! | 2019 Getty Images Photo: George Wood
18. Shrewsbury - against
The Shrews firmly believe that the campaign should be curtailed. CEO Brian Caldwell says it will cost the club £500,000 to complete their remaining fixtures. | 2020 Getty Images Photo: Richard Heathcote
19. Southend - on the fence
The Shrimpers look set for relegation regardless of the outcome of the vote. Chairman Ron Martin previously supported null and void, so it’ll be interesting how his mindset has now changed. | EMPICS Sport Photo: Steven Paston
20. Sunderland - for
CEO Jim Rodwell’s statement earlier this week reaffirmed Sunderland’s stance that games need to be fulfilled. The Black Cats will finish eighth if the season is curtailed. | 2013 AFP Photo: GRAHAM STUART